Question

question 3 of 10
how does bradbury create irony in his story \the pedestrian\?
a. \abnormal\ citizens are forced to live with normal citizens.
b. those who are \abnormal\ watch an inordinate amount of television.
c.
ormal\ society is considered to be the ghosts hiding in their houses.
d. the
ormal\ people are in their houses entranced by televisions.

Explanation:

In "The Pedestrian", the society is considered normal when people stay inside and watch TV, while the pedestrian is seen as abnormal. The irony lies in that the so - called normal people are like ghosts in their houses, isolated by their TVs, which is the opposite of what one would expect from a healthy, active society.

Answer:

C. "Normal" society is considered to be the ghosts hiding in their houses.